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Anybody vs. anyone



 
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Anybody vs. anyone #1 (permalink) Sat Sep 27, 2003 11:13 am   Anybody vs. anyone		  
Dear Torsten,

I just tried the first test in 'Errors in sentences' and I beg to
differ with three of the officially correct answers. 'Anybody' is as good as 'anyone'. 'Certain' is as good as 'clear' (if not better). Or am I wrong?

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Anybody vs. anyone #2 (permalink) Sat Feb 18, 2006 18:13 pm   Anybody vs. anyone		  
Dear Bob,

You are right, in the sentence you are referring to anyone and anybody are synonyms and we have made the appropriate changes. Please take a look at this post Anybody versus Anyone

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